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Date: 10/7/00; 6:50:30 PM
From: JA Batdorf <loco@innercite.com>
Subject: Little Ole Wine Drinker Me

Little ole wine drinker me

This song was originally recorded by Robert Mitchum, then Dean Martin
and Charley Walker

I'm(D) prayin' for a [G]rain in Cali[D]fornia
    So the grapes will grow and I can drink more [A7}wine
But I'm [D]sittin' in a [G]honky in Chi[D]cago
    With a broken heart and a [A7]woman on my [D]mind

I matched the [A7]man behind the bar for the [D]jukebox
    And the music takes me back to Tennes[A7]see
When they [D]ask, 'Who's the [G]fool in the [D]corner [G]cryin'
    I say that little ole [A7]wine drinker me

I came here last week from down in Nashville
    Where my baby left for Florida on a train
I thought I'd get a job and just forget her
    But in Chicago, a broken heart is still the same